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Very nice

I discovered this hotel several years ago and what a find! It has become my go to place to stay when I decide to travel to Detroit. Close to the border, walking distance to several shopping and restaurants destinations. Rooms are clean, comfortable and cozy. Staff is friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Windsor, Ontario Canada or traveling to Detroit by car.

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The room was great, very clean! The staff were quite friendly and professional. Always happy to spend my time at Comfort Inn!

Great stay

The Hyatt property & service were impeccable. The full service breakfast was fantastic, the gym complete, and the pool, while quite small, was well maintained. Free high speed WiFi was appreciated. The rooms are awesome (ours had a full ceiling glass view of the concrete jungle of downtown … so no points there but clearly not something the hotel had control over). Although aesthetically pleasing, the rooms could use better lighting and more intuitive temp. controls. The staff were very attentive & friendly. The place is gorgeous. Free outdoor parking is quite tight & a little insufficient but manageable. Perhaps the only downside is the property’s location, facing a busy International border crossing highway, literally a few min. from the Ambassador Bridge. A lot of International Border crossing of Trucks could be heard all night long & weekend drag racing by young people on likely many Windsor streets including the street this hotel is on has led us to believe after our 3rd experience in Windsor in April present/past for various hockey tournaments that this is likely the norm for Windsor as a border twin-city with Detroit. Young people cross over from the USA to go to the bars, get drunk & (hopefully not) drag race throughout town revving their engines all night long on weekends. One hotel we had stayed at in the past had even provided “free earplugs for sleep at night”. Alas, the lesson we have learned is that … we are not as young as we once were if this bothers us!